Page 32 of Law Enforcement and Judicial Training Catalog by National Technical Information Service

federal judicial center administration of the jury system and selection of a jury judge roger g strand d ariz discusses jury administration including various aspects of the selection process and techniques for improving utilization rate he also discusses several key points in effective jury use during the trial such as giving preliminary instructions and handling questions from the jury order number ava21064vnb1cfp $60 29-minute vhs 1995 includes one 7-page document special needs offenders introduction to cyber crime this program examines the investigation and supervision of defendants and offenders who may have used computers or connected devices in the commission of a crime it highlights emerging cyber crime trends in the federal system and describes cyber-specific questions officers might ask defendants offenders and collateral contacts during the pretrial and presentence investigation phases the program also highlights amendments to the sentencing guidelines regarding cyber crime provides ideas for combining conventional and cyber-specific special conditions of release and addresses relevant legal issues such as search and seizure third-party risk and privacy order number ava20958vnb2cfp $110 119-minute video on 2 vhs 2000 includes one 31-page document automation computers and technology federal judicial center media demo describes how the federal judicial center uses audio video and multimedia to enhance its educational programs order number ava19957vnb1cfp $50 11-minute vhs 1995 court records public access vs privacy this program features a spirited discussion with three bankruptcy judges about the problems raised by electronic access to court records the courts use of imaging and electronic case filing may allow anyone with a computer and a model to access court records presenting different opinions on this issue are chief judges j rich leonard bankr e.d.n.c and dennis d o brien bankr d minn and judge michael j kaplan bankr w.d.n.y order number ava20972vnb1cfp $55 30-minute vhs 2000 introduction to fjtn this program describes how the advent of satellite broadcasting will expand the programming available to the courts from the federal judicial center the administrative office of the u.s courts and the u.s sentencing commission it highlights new more convenient viewing options for informational and educational broadcasting and emphasizes the addition of interactive teletraining to the agencies range of training options order number ava20678vnb1cfp $40 5-minute vhs 1998 special needs offenders cyber crime and cyber terrorism this follow-up to special needs offenders introduction to cyber crime updates the field on federal legislative and law enforcement news related to cyber crime and cyber terrorism in addition experienced probation and pretrial services officers describe cyber crime investigation and supervision initiatives and practices order number ava21130vnb1cfp $90 90-minute vhs $90 includes one 18-page document computer-generated visual evidence this program addressed issues that arise in connection with the use of computer-generated animations simulations and recreations as demonstrative and substantive evidence in civil and criminal cases faculty based their discussion on specific examples of computer-generated visual evidence shown during the program faculty were fern m smith gregory p joseph and stephen a saltzburg order number ava20688vnb1cfp $75 67-minute vhs 1998 includes one 23-page reference guide to obtain the latest information on new programs visit our home page at http www.ntis.gov/nac 32 to order call 1-800-553-ntis 6847 or 703 605-6000 http www.ntis.gov/nac

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